Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips attends Colombia’s 216th Independence Anniversary celebrations at the National Cultural Centre and reaffirms Guyana’s close relationship with Colombia, according to reports from Guyana Chronicle and INews Guyana. Phillips extends congratulations to Colombia’s government and people for the Independence Day observance and uses the event to outline support for continued cooperation. Both outlets state that the Prime Minister welcomes progress made since the Colombian Embassy in Georgetown reopened about a year earlier. The reports describe Phillips’ remarks at the Wednesday evening engagement, where he emphasizes further strengthening of bilateral relations between the two countries. No specific new agreements or detailed policy measures are mentioned in the provided excerpts. Overall, the coverage focuses on diplomatic engagement, reaffirmation of existing ties, and acknowledgement of developments following the embassy’s reopening.
PM Phillips highlights Guyana’s commitment to strengthening ties with Colombia
Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips attends Colombia’s 216th Independence Anniversary celebrations at the National Cultural Centre and reaffirms Guyana’s close relationship with Colombia, a...
- PM Mark Phillips attends Colombia’s 216th Independence Anniversary at the National Cultural Centre.
- He congratulates Colombia’s government and people on Independence Day.
- Phillips reaffirms Guyana’s close ties with Colombia.
- Both reports say he welcomes progress made since the Colombian Embassy in Georgetown reopened about a year earlier.
- The remarks are made during a Wednesday evening engagement connected to the celebration.
PRIME Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips, attended Colombia’s 216th Independence Anniversary at the National Cultural Centre, where he reaffirmed Guyana’s close ties with Colombia and extended congratulations to its Government and people. During Wednesday evening’s engagement, the Prime Minister welcomed progress made since the reopening of the Colombian Embassy in Georgetown a year ago and […]
5 hours agoPrime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d), Mark Phillips, attended Colombia’s 216th Independence Anniversary at the National Cultural Centre, where he reaffirmed Guyana’s close ties with Colombia and extended congratulations to its Government and people. During Wednesday evening’s engagement, the Prime Minister welcomed progress made since the reopening of the Colombian Embassy in Georgetown a year ago and […] The post Govt committed to strengthening relations between Guyana and Colombia—PM Phillips appeared first on INews Guyana.
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